5 Thousands More Displaced Syrians Returned from Jordan

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DARAA,(ST)_ About 5 thousands of displaced Syrians returned on Saturday  to Daraa from al-Zaatari camp  in Jordan, said an official source thereby , “number of displaced Syrians who  returned  from Jordan increased to  more than 55 thousands in recent months.”

“Most of the returnees came  via illegal crossings because the Jordanian authorities confiscated their official documents , including  identity and family cards, the source added,” stressing that authorities concerned  “will issue family and personal cards for the  returning citizens at full speed.”

The source recalled that the government appealed all displaced Syrians abroad who left the country illegally to return back through official  the crossings and border points.

Several displaced Syrian returnees said  “the Jordanian authorities are trying to prevent them from returning to their homeland because they are a source of funding for these authorities which confiscate  more than 70 percent of aid relief,” stressing that Jordanian security forces  “anyone who wants to leave the camp to pay US $ 200. “

They pointed to the deteriorated conditions in al-Zaatari  camp and  the inhuman treatment of  the Jordanian authorities to the camp ‘s  residents .

 

T. Fateh

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